Sentence examples for dreadfully wronged from inspiring English sources

His arrest and long agony spent swinging in the wind was an appalling betrayal by the British Army of a good soldier dreadfully wronged.

It's about a man, Prospero, who was dreadfully wronged and whose whole life centers around vengeance -- and in the end, he realizes it's not revenge that sets you free.

Except when events go dreadfully wrong.

Predictably, the scheme goes dreadfully wrong.

Now it was all dreadfully wrong.

They thought something was dreadfully wrong.

But something seems to have gone terribly, horribly, dreadfully wrong.

But progress is uncertain.The new lotThe formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong.

Despite meticulous preparations and precautions, it all could have gone dreadfully wrong, Mr. Beck said.

But something seems dreadfully wrong in the insurance market for long-term care.

The CAA said that some of the items in the QC's report were "dreadfully wrong".